The Penn's Grove record., 1887-01-15

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Blessed are the people who sprinkle
their sidewalks with ashes these slip
perry times.
Rev. w. Walton will preach in st.
pauls Church tomorrow morning n
and evening.
It is rumored that one of II Penns-
grove NJ. DIS. will enter into partner
shin soon with some fair Miss.
Theodore L. Adams, who is said to
be an excellent workman, invites the
attention to his card in another column.
Rev. J. C. Mobiles will address the
meeting Of the w. c. t. o. held this
evening In their room. All are invited.
NEXT week we will give an obituary
of Rev. G. Elyin which will contain
a full and interesting account Of his
life.
We have received an account OF a
shouting match which took place Jan.
6. but for want of space ara unable to
give it.
Henry Barber attended the opening
session and circus Of the Legislature.
nItgeh to be too much for him as he
UhE;'Il,s. : ~. -. .. ,.,.. nursery.
-..gEnniuetoD, Was n town on
coined call.
Samuel and James Denny have pur-
chased of Lydia Guest the river front
of her land from Jas. Smalley's lot to
her meadow.
The Prohibition League of Penns-
grove will holds meeting in their room
on next Monday evening. All are in
vited to attend.
Mr.. r. $. Layton paid n hundred
dollars per acre for Thos. Saulsbury's
land, about one.balf what our type
made US say last week.
Joseph Butler, itappears, did not run
away as he returned to Pennsgrove
during the week. He and his wife sep
arated by mutual consent.
All the papers In Salem county say
they print the best posters. The RE-
CORD Office Will do them as good as any
Of them and do it CHEAPER. Call and
get out prices before going elsewhere.
The small boys have greatly enjoyed
themselves the past two weeks with
their sleds. The good natured farm
ers are very accommodating to let them
fasten their sleds on behind.
Gerry Tussey has begun to make cans
at Hughes canning factory at the Cove.
MI. Hughes expects to put up between
$780, 900 and 200,O 600 cans of tomatoes
next season, twice as many as was put
up last year.
Rev. R. J. Andrews, editor of the
Methodist Herald, preached at EN-
manuel Church last Sunday morning
to ill the position Of Presiding Elder
Gaskill, who has been sick for some
time.
On Wednesday locomotive No. 3
which was to have taken the $40 train
out ran off the track while about to
drill some cars because the switch wa
not turned on. After about three
hours work II was rallied again.
The pulpit of st. Pauls M. Church
will be filed, until Conference, by Rev.
j. G. Mobiles. He will also conduct n
series of extra meetings, which viii be-
gin, probably mex Monday evening.
All are cordially invited.
DIR. Winslow ia ckson, who was in
the general store business, at Bridge
port for a number of years, died at the
the State Insane Asylum Trenton, on
Tuesday of last week. He was buried
at Bridgeport last Saturday.
On Wednesday evening James Diver
and Agnes Wright had their fortunes
tiled together. We wish them goi-speed
anda happy voyage over lIfes troubled
sod. They left Pennsgrse GU the IL. 20
train on Thursday for a short tour.
Last Sunday about two inches of
more snow fell and sleighing was good
until Thursday when the warm sun
colt It in the middle of the roads. The
rain in the evening made the snow
lslnsay and left the ice bare and slip
Ipery.
1t is said that Minor II. Apologize,
he sewing machine agent, has recently
deceived pension papers. He was in
1.-THE 9Th N. j. Regiment and was wound
ed twice, ut Charlottesville and In the
Wilderness. He also served in Han
Docks Veteran corps.